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Approval rate of Gabriel Boric's government in Chile from 2022 to 2025

Characteristic	Approves	Disapproves
Oct 2025	29.4%	57.8%
Sep 2025	29.3%	56.5%
Aug 2025	26.4%	63.3%
Jul 2025	27.5%	62.1%
Jun 25	30.7%	59.7%
May 25	21.5%	61.1%
Apr 25	29.5%	57.6%
Mar 25	25.3%	62.7%
Feb 25	30.8%	57.6%
Jan 25	31.5%	58.5%
Dec 24	25.7%	62.8%
Nov 24	28.6%	61.3%
Oct 24	28.6%	61.8%
Sep 24	30.8%	55.2%
Aug 24	30.8%	56.8%
Jul 24	22.1%	63.2%
Jun 24	26%	60.2%
May 24	27.7%	56.5%
Apr 24	26%	61%
Mar 24	27.7%	60.3%
Feb 24	25.5%	62.2%
Jan 24	27%	60.4%
Dec 23	26.5%	57.1%
Nov 23	27.4%	58.8%
Oct 23	31.4%	56.6%
Sep 23	28.3%	55.8%
Aug 23	23.2%	60.7%
Jul 23	27.1%	61.9%
Jun 23	28.9%	60.2%
May 23	27.9%	60%
H2 Apr 23	28%	59.1%
H1 Apr 23	30.8%	54.8%
Mar 23	25.4%	61%
Feb 23	26.9%	59.3%
Jan 23	26.1%	60.7%
Dec 22	25.5%	63.6%
Nov 22	24.6%	61%
Oct 22	25.4%	63.4%
Sep 22	29.7%	57.6%
H1 Aug 22	29.8%	54.4%
H2 Jul 22	29.5%	57.7%
H1 Jul 22	26.9%	60.3%
H2 Jun 22	24.3%	56.4%
H1 Jun 22	32.8%	50.3%
H2 May 22	27.3%	56.8%
H1 May 22	24%	61.1%
H2 Apr 22	24.2%	57.8%
H1 Apr 22	27.8%	51%
H2 Mar 22	34%	41%
H1 Mar 22	46.5%	26.1%

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Release date

October 2025

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Region

Chile

Survey time period

March 2022 to October 2025

Number of respondents

1.033*

Age group

18 years and older

Method of interview

Online panel

Supplementary notes

The source phrased the question as follows: "Independientemente de tu posición política, ¿apruebas o desapruebas la forma en que Gabriel Boric está conduciendo su Gobierno?"

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According to a survey conducted in Chile in October 2025, Boric's government had an approval rate of less than 30 percent, far from the 46.5 percent of approval the government had in March 2022, directly after being elected. In addition, the age group that most approved of the Chilean president continues to be among those aged between 31 and 40 years old and those younger than that.

Economic challenges

Following a noteworthy economic expansion in 2021, the nation currently grapples with apprehensions centered around mounting government debt, an adverse economic trajectory, and a surge in unemployment rates. Stemming from an economic downturn, marked by a reduction in domestic demand and an uptick in inflation, the population harbors negative perceptions towards the present presidential administration. Adding to these challenges, the Chilean peso experiences pressure against the US dollar, while the current fiscal position displays a deficit, indicating greater outflows of funds compared to national earnings. Despite these concerns, the country is anticipated to experience prosperity in the forthcoming years.

Crime in Chile

Although Chile boasts the lowest homicide rate among its Latin American counterparts, crime continues to be a paramount concern for the nation's populace. A surge in violent crimes, particularly armed robberies and urban delinquency, transpired over the past year. This distressing trend even led to fatal incidents involving police officers on the streets. Furthermore, drug-related offenses have escalated, generating substantial issues that impact the broader population due to collateral disputes. Added to this is the erosion of public trust in entities meant to ensure safety, such as police forces and governmental positions, as corruption allegations have surfaced against them.